The apocryphal account of the birth and childhood Mary, mother Jesus (and to a lesser degree himself) known most commonly as Protevangelium James is one influential early Christian texts outside New Testament. It witnessed substantially in Greek manuscript tradition well several other languages. In process its transmission from late third century or fourth into medieval/early modern period, var...

This article discusses the employment and role of language in selected contemporary Anglophone nonbinary life-writing narratives. Initially, it contextualises these works within present-day visibility representation debate through discussion older similar texts, foregrounding theme authorial agency over one’s relation to diverse readership. In analysis, I explore how narrators relate their lang...

Research articles generate and disseminate disciplinary knowledge in a specific field of study. They are expected to be objective, faceless, free from expressions emotion. However, linguistic confusion that signal authors’ affective attitude toward the propositional information not uncommon research articles. To determine describe dynamic changes occurred deployment such communicating knowledge...

This article presents the method of the processing of mass spectrometry data. Mass spectra are modelled with Gaussian Mixture Models. Every peak of the spectrum is represented by a single Gaussian. Its parameters describe the location, height and width of the corresponding peak of the spectrum. An authorial version of the Expectation Maximisation Algorithm was used to perform all calculations. ...

A recently conducted piece of micro-level, interpretive IS action research has enabled the delivery of direct user benefits through the adoption of a methodological approach which focuses specifically on the interpretive generation of meaning by authorial individuals. Drawing on recent debates concerning knowledge and identity within social anthropology, IS and social psychology, this approach ...

Abstract How does a crisis of the state and its ‘emergency politics’ lead to intellectual, or what it mean be an intellectual in our contemporary conjuncture beyond Western clichés universalistic bias their declinist arguments? In responding these questions, we draw upon data collected from Turkish Syrian academics living exile argue that critical commitments exiled intellectuals presume are un...

We show how automatically-extracted citations in historical corpora can be used to measure direct and indirect influence of authors on each other. These measures can in turn be used to determine an author’s overall prominence in the corpus and to identify distinct schools of thought. We apply our methods to two major historical corpora. Using scholarly consensus as a gold standard, we demonstra...